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Asus Eee Pad Slider Honeycomb Tablet

Posted by Expresi 2012 Jumat, 30 September 2011 1 komentar

Computer Hardware & Software | A few years ago almost every week out new netbook products. Most recently a new netbook technology has changed with the release tablet product. For example Aple already started to master the tablet PC market, apple has been very dominating the market, rival firms have been pushing for both product release tablets. One thing we noticed was mostly in the form factor. While IPAD is basically just came out with two flavors of their content with their android that can be selected when dating design.

Asus Eee Pad Slider
Specifications & Features

Display: 10.1" LED Backlight WXGA (1280x800) IPS LCD
10 finger multi-touch support
Scratch resistant Gorilla Glass

CPU: 1GHz NVIDIA dual-core Tegra 2

Memory: 1GB

Storage: 16GB/32GB

Wireless Data Network:
WLAN 802.11 b/g/n2.4GHz
Bluetooth V2.1+EDR

Audio: Stereo Speakers, Built-in Microphone

Camera:
1.2MP Pixel Front Camera, 5MP Pixel Rear Camera

Battery:
8 hours; 25Wh Li-Polymer Battery
Sensors:
G-Sensor
Light Sensor
Gyroscope
E-Compass
GPS

Interfaces:
1 x Open Media Connector
3.5mm Headphone Jack

Multi-Task Support : Yes
Flash Support : Yes

Software :
- Android 3.2
- Asus Launcher
- MyLibrary / MyNet
- Music Beta
- Google Maps
- Android Market
- Gmail
- Polaris Office
- Kindle Books
- Zinio Magazine

Price: $479 (16GB) / $579 (32GB)

Dimensions: 273 x 180.3 x 17.3~18.3mm

Weight: 960g/2.11lbs.

There's the standard, flat slate (like the Galaxy Tab 10.1), slates with docking stations, and now, a slate with a built-in, slide-out keyboard. That's right, a keyboard that's built right in, no Bluetooth or Necessary accessory cases. Asus Eee Pad Slider actually re-introduced as a concept product at CES, nearly three seasons ago. It's eternity in computing, but it takes time to get radical designs like this right. Slider is no doubt a cousin of Transformer, but the difference here is the tight integration with the keyboard. We'll dive into the usability in the pages to come; for now, let's look at the specifications.